Paraphrasing Is (At Best) a Partial Defence Against Steganography in LLMs

·LessWrong··

Within the AI Safety community, paraphrasing, which, in the context of this post, simply means using another LLM (with nonzero temperature) to rewrite a given piece of content, is generally considered a viable defence and detection method for steganography in LLMs. In this blogpost, we briefly provide a taxonomy of types of steganography in LLMs, and then highlight the limitations of paraphrasing against each type.Unfortunately, there are types of steganography that LLMs have been shown to use t...

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